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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
5
Silk seconds from 25 to 50 cents per pair cover durable men s hose with linen heel and toe for wear all sizes. Extra large shirt waists offered at 65 cents value while they last, with 4 dozen pieces in stock across all sizes.
London June 18 Colonel Hooke vet will make no open air speeches on return to the United States and will limit the number of addresses indoors. Roosevelt will deliver at most one speech a day and avoid continuous campaigning. He was examined by Dr. Thomson who said his larynx is in poor condition and will prevent long speaking spells for months. He plans not to discuss politics during the voyage and after arrival in New York. He will attend the Panama Pacific exposition and would rather fund it than aid Colombia with indemnity.
Warbert Folds, injured in a high school class fight Monday evening in Stehnly, showed improvement today after sustaining two dislocated vertebrae and being in serious condition. Mra W G Youns of West Wayne Street traveled to Batavia, N Y to visit relatives.
A fog bound collision in the canal between the Cyawood and the collier Htudla of Hamburg American Line is reported with the Cyawood's bows crushed. This marks the fourth sea collision since May 29 after the Empress of Ireland disaster, with no loss of life noted in this report.
In Malden Massachusetts three year old Elizabeth Smith was pecked and scratched by a rooster owned by George W Sul, injuring the girl and her uncle George Hvans who intervened. Hvans dislocated a shoulder but all recovered. The rooster attacked during a struggle after the child wandered near the animal in a yard.
Washington reports a leper patient labeled Jola Barry at a national sanitarium is a burden on DC authorities. It costs $8 daily to keep him segregated, with 80 appropriation from Congress funding his care. Officials fear further escapes if removal from near Congress proceeds.
A Vitagraph feature stars Leo Delaney Norma Talmage and Jane Mearnt with Salome dance. Also on the program is SNAENSVILLE'S FIRE BRIGADE described as the funniest western comedy ever made and The Squira's Mistake a Lubin drama.
Officials at the Bell Telephone Company zonal offices announced plans to spend at least seven thousand dollars on improvements and additions to the Bell plant in the city. A crew of men from the construction department is surveying the town for additional cables as existing facilities are strained. The year’s work includes laying new cable lines and expanding the Royal Exchange department with new switchboards in the operating room.
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